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Last
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j.
Over
one
thousand
thrifty
Prince
Rupert
people
were
buying
nylons,
ladies'
panties,
sweaters,
children's"
underwear,
cotton
prints,
white
flannelette,
broadcloth,
curtains,
inonkscloth,
coats
and
dresses.
If
you
weren't
here
last
week,
you
missed
out
on
a
lot
of
good
things.
This
week
we've
got
more
perhaps
not
the
same
things
and
perhaps
other
items
that
we
didn't
have
last
week.
New
items
arrive
everyday.
Come
in
and
join
the
crowds
get
your
share
of
the
bargains.
Come
see
our
large
stock
of
desirable
merchandise
all
at
prices
as
low
as
the
largest
cities
in
Canada,
including
Montreal
and
Vancouver.
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Announcement
a;
the
general
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Parent-Teacher
Association
last;
evening
evening
that
that
Mrs.
Mrs.
McColl,
McColl,
exec
exec-
utive
secretary
of
the
British
Columbia
Federation
of
Parent-Teacher
Associations,
would
be
a
visitor
in
the
city
after
spending
the
meeting
of
the
British
Columbia
'School
Trustees'
Asso-
ciation
In
Prince
George
aroused
!
-ircat
interest.
This
is
the
first
i
occasion
on
which
a
senior
of-
j
ficial
of
the
provincial
body
will
have
visited
the
city
and
the
!
Central
British
Columbia
districts
and
plans
are
under
way
I
to
make
it
a
notable
feature.
It
is
probaole
that
the
execu
tive
will
meet
with
Mrs.
McColl
i
and
then
a
general
meetln"
of
V101'
-
"rolander;
seo-ia:i
all
memto,
members
.nn
and
citizens
it.
1
iond
vice-president,
Mrs.
J.
II.
j
een
erally
will
be
held.
This
should
be
an
epochal
event
In
the
educational
life
of
adults
of
the
city.
Mrs.
McColl
will
also
visit
the
various
schools.
Other
business
at
the
meeting
was
the
drawing
up
of
plans
for
the
annual
tag
day
by
the
Parent-Teacher.
Association
to
raise
funds
for
necessary
sports
equipment
and
supplementary
material,
Mrs.
E.
W.
Becker
was
named
general.
convener.
Head-
Sitorr
JUST
TRY
THIS
TONIGHT
Why
waken
tired
and
listiesi
when
you
can
do
what
thousand
of
happy
people
are
doing!
They
simpfy
take
a
cup
of
Ovaltine
at
bed
time
to
wake
up
fresb
and
alert
each
morning.
i(
For
Ovaltine
acts
in
three
ways:
First,
taken
warm
at
bedtime,
it
fosters
sound
refreshing
sleep,
uillxmt
drugs.
Second,
it
supplies
essential
food
elements
to
rebuild
Titality
while
you
sleep!
9
Third,
it
also
furnjshes
important
vitamins
and
minerals
in
a
delicious,
more
natural
war
for
ail-round
health
and
vigour.
So
why
not
try
Ovaltine
beginning
tonight
See
if
you
don't
wake
up
refreshed
and
vigorous
in
the
morning,
ready
to
start
the
day
with
a
song.
me
We
Serve
You
Nothing
But
the
Bet
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Pics
and
Salads
Dally
RUPERT
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Phone
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Third
Ave.
West
quarters
will
be
at
the
Civ):-Centre.
S.
A.
Cheescman
was
appointed
in
charge
of
special
subscriptions.
The
re-appointment
of
thi
AssociaUon
School
-
Planning
committee
was
endorsed.
ti
provision
of
a
new
hi-h
s-rhr
Is
u
nnP
one
of
of
the
h
city's
mo.st
...
nrr
'
ing
needs
and
all
members
c
the
association
are
plcdrrj
.-
give
every
support
to
provide
children
of
the
city
with
:
o
quate
facilities
for
their
m:ixi
mum
education
and
to
do
so
a
the
earliest
possible
date.
To
complete
the
.slate
of
officers
Mi's.
'Moses
wa.s
rhou
jas
program
convener
and
Mis,
Howsc
as
membership
convene
for
Conrad
Street
School.
Officers
previously
elected
were:
president,
J.
c.
Gilker:
secretary
Mrs.
e
W.
Becker:
first
vw.
Black;
treasurer.
Mrs.
C.
H
lnsulander.
The
meeting
was
well
attended.
Introductions
of
newly
appointed
teachers
were
made
by
the
principals
of
the
variouV
schools.
"
An
interesting
musical
pro-!
gram
revealed
some
of
the
musical
talent
of
a
vcryhish
stand-.
ard
available
in
the
city.
Mis;
Joanne
Eangridge
sang
"An
Irish
Lullaby",
with
Mrs.
Lang-
j
ridge
accompanying.
Vaughan
jTattersall
gave
two
Impressive
violin
:olos
with
Mrs.
C.
Anderson
as
accompanist.
Ronald
Davlc.s
showed
unusual
musldal
I
talent
in
his
capable
rendering
of
two
piano
selections.
This
young
lad
should
go
far
in.
the
,
musical
world.
,
The
president,
J.
c.
Gilker.
expressed
his
pleasure
at
the
large
nt"ndan-e.
He
felt
it
was
a
good
sign
of
the
general
interest
of
"onnts
throur:,
v
the
city
in
matters
affecting
the
education
of
the
youirj.
He
spoke
on
the
need
for
a
large
membership.
S.
A.
Cheescman
also
emphasized
this
print
and
stressed
the
fact
that
the
obtaining
of
an
Increased
membership
was
a
challenge
to
all-
members
of
the
issociation.
'
Following
the
adjournment
lhP
members
met
for
refreshments
and
a
social
opportunity
to
meet
teachers
and
other
mem
bers.
Mrs.
Hardin
was
in
charge
oi
tne
refreshment
commit,
:e
.
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Vvhen
that
UP
t0
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Shop
at
Wallace's
where
you
get
the
widest
choice.
Shop
at
Wallace's
where
your
dollars
s-t-r-e-t-c-h.
Remember,
these
days
it's
not
only
smart
to
be
thrifty
it's
important.
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BLAIN
FRASER-
Mr.
Frascr
is
a
familiar
figure
on
Canada's
Parliament
Hill,
a
prominent
commentator
and
Ottawa
director
"
Maclean's
Magazine.
PSYCHIC
DRAMA
SEEN
IN
COLOR
Pshychological
drama
filmed
in
technicolor.
"Leave
Her
to
Hrav-en,"
picturization
of
a
ldely-discusscd
novel
by
Ben
Ames
Williams,
giving
Gene
Tierney
what
is
agreed
is
her
most
Im-lortant
role
to
date,
comes
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
screen
today,
continuing
Friday
and
Saturday.
The
story
is
that
of
a
girl
'
who
wanted,
above
cvervthlns1
eisc
to
nave
a
complete
monopoly
on
the
thoughts
and
interests
of
the
man
she
loved,
the
subtly
pshychopathic
young
wife
who
will
stop
at
nothing
even
murder
to
be
loved
as
completely
as
she
loves.
Ynnnir
beautiful
and
lovcable,
she
is
nevertheless
a
pshyschic
demon,
passionately
warm
and
murderously
.cold
in
turns.
Corn-ell
Wilde
is
the
man
who,
in-;
spirA
her
passion
and
Jealousy
Jeanne
Crain,
seen
In
her
first
real
adult
.role,
plays
the
difficult
part
of
the
younger
sister
who
falls
in
love
with
the'
brother-in-law,
Vincent
Price
heads
the
supporting
cast
which
Includes
Mary
Philis,
Ray
Collins,
Gene
L
ickhart
and
Chill
Wills.
Better
English
I
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
1
What
Is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"My
salary
has
been
raised."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronunciation
of
"logevlty"?
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
misspelled?
llideous,
courageous,
couta;eous.
temporaneous.
4.
What
does
the
word
"xltin-
tlcal"
mean?
5.
What
word
beginning
with
ser
means
"slavery"?
ANSWERS
1
Say,
"has
been
increased."
2.
Pronounce
lon-jcv-i-ti,
o
as
:
in
"on",
e
as
In
"let1',
both
I's
as
in
'If,
accent
second
syllable
and
.
not
long-gev-l-tl.
bv
i
.
rv,
VUH-
uigjous.
renaming
to
one
who
doubts
or
disbelieves.
"His
skep-
!
tical
mind
would
not
accept
it
a.
bervitude.
BJORN
SELVIG
TO
EXHIBIT
IN
EAST
BJorn
Selvlg,
noted
Norwecian
artist,
who
recently
made
many
fine
new
drawings
of
scenes
at
Hazelton,
Kitwanga,
Terrace
and
Prince
Rupert
to
add
to
his
previously
drawn
black
and
white
sketches
which
were
the
subject
of
so
much
praise
during
an
exhibit
In
June
and
wlr.cit
will
be
shown
again
this
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
evenings,
will
leave
next
month
to
fulfil
an
engagement
at
the
Toronto
Art
Gallery
as
well
as
In
other
large
eastern
cities.
Mr.
Selvig's
works
have
brought
the
artist
many
Invitations
to
exhibit
In
leading
galleries
of
the
continent.
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TEMPORARY
LIGHT,
AT
HOLLAND
ROCK
Holland
Rock
light
station
and
fog
alarm
at
the
southern
approach
to
Prince
Rupert
Harbor,
having
been
destroyed
by
fire,
an
unwatched
flashing
white
light,
visible
frcm
all
Dolnts
nf
approach,
has
been
established
on
the
northern
extremity
of
the
rock
as
a,
temporary
measure,
it
is
announced.
The
foj
alarm
will
be
out
of
operation
until
further
notice.
WORTH
LOOKINO
AT
Belgium,
which
has
nrnrtlrnl.
lv
no
nutnmnhlli
...
I
.aN,
...V4uuvtj,
tltJlU
a
annual
automobile
show,
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